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People think it’s crazy already.. imagine how unhinged a lot of people will become if the grid for their phones goes down. You gonna know just how many crazy people are out there.

I suggest to those of you with a lot of money…buy 1000 watts of solar panels, a 24v 200 ah LiFeP04 battery, a 3000 watt pure sine wave inverter, and an MPPT charge controller to build a 24 volt solar power system. Learn about it. If you can`t afford a large battery do it with a smaller one. A system of this size can store aprox 5 kwh of electricity and probably recharge on one fully sunny day. If you get 3000 watts of solar panels it can recharge in two hours depending on your charge controller and amp input rating of the battery. If you decide to build a system using a standard 12 volt 100 ah LiFeP04 battery remember if its current rating is just 100 amps it can only put out about 1200 watts max. A 200 amp rated one can do over 2000 watts. But these standard ones only store 1200 wh meaning they can put out a max of 1200 watts for one hour or 100 watts for about 12 hours. I got a 12v 300ah (3.8 kwh) battery rated at 200 amps, 2000 watt inverter, and 60 amp charge controller to build a system large enough for cooking with hotplates, microwaves, and tiny ovens and InstantPots, heating water, powering a tiller, distilling water, storage, and running a small air conditioner or 400 watt heater at least some in a small room in my camper. I don`t really know how but I`m stuck with doing it now for sure. I don`t yet have enough solar panels though to charge in one day. Plus I collected 11 solar power stations over a period of two years and about a dozen little power banks. I`m not going without electricity. It`s expensive but we all are gonna need it. Get whatever you can. Even a tiny 300w Golabs r300 can power a 100w 12v mini rice cooker.